Fernanda Bande, from ‘BBB 24’, never tires of showing her love to her 11-year-old son Marcelo. The confectioner told how she was informed about the heir’s autism diagnosis. According to her, many people questioned her about the boy’s behavior when he was younger. The questions made the Wolf anxious to know about the heir’s health.
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Participant of the reality show is a confectioner and lives in Niterói
— There was an external demand like: “doesn’t this boy talk?”, “does he have a problem?”, “doesn’t he listen?”. Then we started doing several tests to look for diagnoses. This generated anxiety and I was very nervous. Little by little, I began to understand that he had his time and it was up to me to respect and be patient. Patience today is one of my greatest virtues — he says.
In addition to her patience, Fernanda also became more sensitive after living with Marcelo. According to the new Multishow presenter, her outlook has changed.
— I started to have a different look at everything. He doesn’t understand the world, that makes me much more sensitive. Obviously I had some moments of stress, but my sensitivity towards others was quite heightened — he said.
Fernanda, from ‘BBB 24’, opens up about difficulties after giving birth
In addition to Marcelo, Fernanda is also the mother of Laura, six years old. The former BBB opened up about the difficulties after giving birth.
— I wasn’t prepared to be a mother. Everything was difficult, from the beginning when I found myself alone with a newborn baby without knowing what to do, the fear of doing something wrong… this creates a very strong insecurity. You need support, support. If you don’t listen to the right words, you feel increasingly worse about other people’s judgment. Fernanda is currently in the learning process. Currently I have people who care about me, who want to help me — she says.
